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Effects of Strong Jupiter
When Jupiter is in a good position, a person will be blessed with money, spiritual success, and children. One also prefers to be in the company of like-minded individuals.
Effects of Weak Jupiter
Jupiter, despite its generosity, may turn feeble if it is placed in a weak position in a horoscope. A poor Jupiter might lead to negative outcomes and misfortunes in the native’s life. Some of the problems that a weak Jupiter can cause include:
Jupiter, when placed in a weak position in the horoscope, might cause a person to be illiterate.
A weak Jupiter can cause a person’s reputation to be tarnished and their social standing to deteriorate.
People with a weak Jupiter have trouble concentrating, believing in themselves, and trusting others.
They are negative, materialistic, and spiritually impoverished by nature. Furthermore, locals with a weak Jupiter are more likely to suffer financial difficulties in their lives.
Diabetes, obesity, inflammation, and problems with the stomach, liver, hips, and feet can all be caused by a weak Jupiter. It’s also possible that your skin will get dry.
Remedies for Jupiter in Vedic Astrology
By using some of the cures listed below, you can enhance Jupiter and boost its power:
Every day, chant Guru Beej Mantra “Om Gram Greem Saha Gurve Nama” 28 or 108 times.
For Jupiter to gift you with wisdom and expansion, give sweets or jaggery to people in a religious setting such as a temple.
Volunteer at temples or provide altruistic service to the impoverished. You can also help anyone in need or society as a whole.
On Thursdays, donate Jupiter-related articles. Holy texts, yellow cloth or apparel, yellow flowers, turmeric, gold, and other items fall within this category.
In astrology, how do you determine if Jupiter is powerful?
Jupiter, also known as Guru, is regarded as one of astrology’s most benefic planets. It is the largest planet in the solar system, and in terms of size, it is the closest to the Sun. The Sun takes around 12 years to cycle around the Earth, which implies that it spends about one year in each zodiac sign, according to transit or Gochar. As the name suggests, it is regarded as a teacher or ‘Guru.’ Jupiter in any Birth Chart-Horoscope, when placed strongly by sign placement and House, and when well aspected, makes the native honest and truthful, and bestows ‘Divine Grace’ on him.
Basics:
‘Brihaspati’ is another name for Jupiter. It is the ruler of the zodiac signs Sagittarius and Pisces. It reaches Exaltation in the Moon’s sign of Cancer, with a deep Exaltation point of five degrees of Cancer. It suffers from debilitation when it is born under the sign of Saturn (Capricorn). The Lagna, or 1st House, is where Jupiter gains directional power. Because an Archer represents Sagittarius, residents with an Elevated Jupiter in their charts are more likely to hit or achieve their goals than other natives. Jupiter also denotes expression or communication, as Pisces is a Watery sign with Fishes as its symbol.
Famous Yogas such as ‘Gajakesari Yoga’ or a Pancha Maha Purusha Yoga like ‘Hamsa Yoga,’ among many others, have Jupiter as the reason or cause.
It is a male planet that belongs to the ‘Sattva Guna.’ Those with a well-placed Jupiter are good, honest, devout, God-fearing, and wise advisers with a calm demeanor.
Jupiter represents the direction of travel to the north-east. Those who are familiar with Vaastu know that this is the most auspicious section of the plot, known as ‘Eeshan,’ where one might keep an image of the Lord for daily worship.
Jupiter’s Unique Aspects:
A common ‘drishti,’ also known as aspect, has been assigned to all of the planets. The term “aspect” refers to the ability to influence another planet, house, or zodiac sign. Normally, every planet is assigned the 7th House ability of aspect, which means it can sign from its own placement and aspect the planet situated in the 7th House. Apart from the 7th House, Jupiter has been granted unique powers in the 5th and 9th House aspects. As a result, if Jupiter is perfectly positioned, say in the 5th House, it will face both the 9th House and the Lagna or 1st House, forming a complete Trikona aspect, as well as its aspect to the 11th House of Gains. This is a very fortunate Horoscope on many levels, both material and spiritual.
Jupiter’s Nakshatras, or Constellations:
Jupiter owns the constellations Punarvasu, Visakha, and Purva Bhadra. If Jupiter is the Lord of a Benefic House in a Horoscope, and three or more planets are located in Jupiter’s constellations, it will have a very positive impact on the Horoscope’s positivity and the native’s fate.
Associations with astrology and mythology:
Brihaspati is the son of Angirasa, according to legend (Anga- physical body; rasathe fluid in the body). In grief or joy, fear or wrath, hope or disappointment, the body secretes and flows fluid continuously. Brihaspati also concerns our food, life, and living because food is the source of fluid (Rasa), which exerts control over the body and mind (Chittavriiti). It provides the ability to sustain life by linking to the liver in the body.
Brihaspati is also known as Bachaspati, which means “master of speech,” “Lord of language,” “eloquence,” and “knowledge.” ‘Bach’ stands for ‘Bak’, also known as ‘Vak’ or speech, and ‘Pati’ stands for Master. Birhaspati represents expressiveness, much as water travels freely in Jupiter’s sign of Pisces.
It is referred to as the ‘Dev Guru,’ or the one who guides the DevtasGods. As a result, persons with Jupiter’s good impact have religious temperaments.
Jupiter denotes:
Jupiter is a signifier of good fortune because he is the Lord of the Natural ‘Bhagyasthana’ in the Kala Purusha Kundli.
Jupiter denotes righteousness or justice, while the 9th House represents ‘Dharma.’ It represents a higher level of awareness.
If the aforesaid karakas present in the ruling planets, we may readily determine a positive answer when making Prashna or Horary charts.
Significances for the Body and Health:
Jupiter is a master of accumulation and growth. It governs several body parts such as the liver, tumors, cancer, hearing organs, lower abdomen, hips, blood circulation, blood pressure, arteries, and body fat. This is why Indians with Jupiter’s effect on their Lagnas tend to gain weight or grow obese in their middle years. The 9th House appears in Sagittarius, which is ruled by Jupiter, in Kala Purusha Kundli’s natural Horoscope. It denotes the area of the legs above the knees. As a result, this region of the leg, together with the lower half of the feet, which represents the last part of the body downwards, is covered as Jupiter territory, just as Pisces, the last sign of the zodiac, is ruled by Jupiter. Jupiter is in charge of leg elephantitis. Jupiter also rules jaundice, as the liver is regulated by Jupiter, as previously stated.
Jupiter is also associated with the following topics:
Temples, courts, colleges and schools, large palatial buildings, and other sites where religious speeches are held are all represented by Jupiter. Jupiter’s realm will include the construction of schools, colleges, universities, charity institutions, hospitals, sanatoriums, banks, temples, churches, and mosques.
In astrological inferences, logic is perfectly represented. Higher education is also associated with the 9th House of Sagittarius. As a result, Jupiter is associated with higher learning and education.
The 9th House is associated with long journeys and all matters pertaining to travel to a distant location.
In Hindu Astrology, the 9th House represents father, and father is also regarded as the first Guru; so, Jupiter represents one’s ‘Guru’ or ‘Preceptor.’
Religion is represented by the 9th House, whereas dialogue and charity work are represented by the 12th House, Pisces. Jupiter is often associated with sermons or talks.
The 12th House also signifies long-term investments, thus this logic must be linked to Jupiter. Jupiter rules the 12th House, which governs expenditures, capital investments, outflow of funds, foreign exchange, the Reserve Bank, Forex, and the rise in Shares and Stocks.
Because Jupiter rules Pisces, the 12th zodiac sign, all aspects of the 12th House, including overseas travel, hospitalizations, the other world, and Moksha or salvation, are also ruled by Jupiter.
Because Jupiter is the largest planet and possesses expansionary characteristics, whatever it unites with will be gigantic, vast, or immense.
Jupiter governs being famous, gaining respect in society, promotions, and advancement since he is huge and expressive.
Jupiter-related professions include:
Jupiter’s realm includes all religious professions, preaching, and priestly occupations. Because Jupiter also represents the zone of knowledge, every career associated with educational institutions falls under his realm. Jupiter, as a ‘Dev Guru’ or teacher, is associated with ‘Dharma’ or righteousness, hence all professions related to law, including courts of law, fall under its jurisdiction. Because Jupiter is the karaka of children, all vocations involving child care and caring, such as mother-toddler play schools, fall within Jupiter’s domain. The 9th House of Travels is controlled by Jupiter, the owner of Sagittarius, the 9th zodiac sign, as is the Navy, which is involved in international travel. All occupations associated to things that produce fat in the body, such as trading in milk, ghee, sweetmeats, almonds, cashew nuts, and peanuts, are ruled by Jupiter. Because Jupiter is Lord of the 12th House and the Pisces sign in the natural horoscope, all occupations related to hospitals, jails, publicity, foreign trade, shipbuilding, offshore drilling, development, and other related fields fall within Jupiter’s purview.
To summarize, Jupiter’s domain includes all professions related to legal affairs, Brahmins, teaching, scriptures, lawyers, advocates, interest, rent, banking and finance, ministers, administrators, bankers, revenue department, treasury, economics, gold, turmeric, rubber, metals, springs, jewelry, shipping, and foreign affairs.
To sum it up:
Other technical issues may modify Jupiter’s influence as a result of aspects and conjunctions from other planets. Jupiter is a significant figure in mundane astrology as well. However, they are academic difficulties that must be addressed independently.
In individual horoscopes, a strong Jupiter is associated with a strong promise and assurance of divine intervention and providential assistance available to a native in times of stress and strife, assuming all other planetary placements are favorable. It’s also a sign of your ‘Purva Poonya,’ or the results of previous good deeds that are now reaping fruit in this life.
Jupiter is regarded as one of astrology’s most benefic planets. It is the largest planet in the solar system, and in terms of size, it is the closest to the Sun. Ganesha explains how Jupiter is influential in areas like as body and health, career choice, and religious inclination.
To what extent is Jupiter powerful?
Each of the seven traditional planets has one zodiac sign in which it is exalted.
The following are the available positions:
- Sun: Aries 19th degree (i.e., 1800′ 1859′)
- The Moon is in Taurus at the 3rd degree.
- Mercury is in the 15th degree of the zodiac sign of Virgo.
- Venus is in Pisces at 27 degrees.
- Mars is located in the 28th degree of Capricorn.
- Jupiter is located at the 15th degree of Cancer.
- Saturn is in Libra at the 21st degree.
The north node (3rd degree of Gemini) and the south node have also been linked to exaltations (3rd degree of Sagittarius). Early medieval Arabic astrological writings, including as al-11th-century Biruni’s Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology, list these placements. While modern Vedic astrologers value the nodes’ exaltation locations, the western astrological tradition passed down via medieval Europe shows little evidence of their use in practice, both historically and today. In contrast to the Greeks and Persians, Al-Biruni points out that Hindu astrologers of his time disputed on the degree placements of the Sun, Jupiter, and Saturn, and did not accept the node exaltations – a principle he regarded as “very proper.”
Exaltations are one of the oldest and most widely used astrological components.
They have been utilized in ancient Mesopotamian astrology since before the zodiac was known to exist (using reference to constellation positions which shows correspondence with those later attributed to zodiac degrees). According to Francesca Rochberg, the system’s roots may date back to the second millennium BCE, as it is found in the Enuma anu enlil tradition. Joanne Conman argues that the ancient Egyptians revered specific decan stars in the Middle Kingdom. The “places of mystery” mentioned by Rochberg in later Babylonian astrological literature appear to be derived from the Coffin Texts, as are the analogous planetary exaltations or hypsomata in Hellenistic astrology. Attested Babylonian astrological texts predate the coffin texts. Four of the planets’ exaltation patterns coincide and appear to account for the pattern of the honored decans.
Western astrologers are baffled as to why the Babylonians thought these positions were dignified. Although many theories have been proposed over the ages, there are still anomalies that are practically impossible to explain with any consistency, such as the exaltation of energetic Mars in chilly Capricorn, as Robert Hand has pointed out. The planets all rose heliacally at these degrees in the year of the creation of an important temple to the Babylonian god Nabu in the year 786 BC, according to Western sidereal astrologer Cyril Fagan, although this is still hypothetical.
Since aspects were commonly recognized from sign to sign in Hellenistic astrology, it’s unclear whether a planet’s distance from the exact degree of exaltation had much impact.
However, ancient astrologers employed the degree itself; for example, the Hellenistic Lot of Exaltation formula used the exact degree of exaltation of each of the luminaries (the Sun and Moon).
Later Medieval astrology, influenced by the Arab and Byzantine, favored a hierarchy of the five vital dignities, with the domicile ruler being the most important, followed by exaltation in importance.
Each dignity in the hierarchy was assigned numerical values by medieval astrologers, which were tallied to provide an approximate statistical manner of comparison (see Essential dignity.)
Astrologers continue to utilize these weighted appraisals today.
Following the discovery of the three outer planetsUranus, Neptune, and Plutoastrologers theorized about the planets’ putative domicile and exaltation rulerships.
For example, it was believed that Neptune was the “real” domicile ruler of Pisces, so usurping one of Jupiter’s two domicile rulerships. It’s impossible to include new, undiscovered planets in standard procedures since the old system was intricate and symmetrical, leaving no room for them. As a result, most modern astrologers have given up trying to assign exaltations to these additional planets.
The concept of exaltation in traditional Hindu astrology was based mostly on the celestial constellations, also known as Nakshatras, in which the planet was located. In the Sidereal Zodiac, there are 27 Nakshatras. Taking 360/27 yields an exact arc of 13 20 per Nakshatra, keeping in mind that 60 equals 1. Although Jupiter is exalted in Cancer, there are three Nakshatras within the 30 arc of Cancer that Jupiter might occupy: Punarvasu (2000 Gemini to 320 Cancer), Pushya (320 to 1640 Cancer), and Ashlesha (2000 Gemini to 1640 Cancer) (1640 to 2959 Cancer). Jupiter’s actual exaltation in Pushya Nakshatra is indicated by his exaltation at 5 Cancer. Bhaspati, the Gods’ instructor, is Pushya’s Nakshatra Devata. Although Jupiter is still exalted in the sign of Cancer, he will not deliver his full exaltation benefits when he is situated in a Nakshatra other than Pushya. Furthermore, each Nakshatra is divided into four portions, also known as pda, which results in a precise arc of 320 per pda when 1320/4 is used. The four pda stand for Dharma, Artha, Kma, and Moka, which are the four purposes of life according to Vedic tradition. Although Jupiter is strongly exalted in Pushya, Jupiter might be in one of four pda inside the 1320 arc of Pushya: Dharma pda (320-640 Cancer), Artha pda (640-1000 Cancer), Kma pda (1000-1320 Cancer), and Moka pda (1000-1320 Cancer) (1320-1640 Cancer). Jupiter is exalted in Cancer at 5 degrees. This denotes “deep” exaltation in the core of the Dharma pda of Pushya Nakshatra in the sign of Cancer, which explains Jupiter’s exaltation degree astronomically. When Jupiter is in Cancer (which represents the heart), and is influenced by Bhaspati (the Gods’ teacher), and is driven toward righteous behavior (Dharma pda), Jupiter is operating in 100 percent exaltation, in terms of all Jupiter represents.
What does it mean to have Jupiter in a strong position?
Scorpio in Jupiter has a strong desire to achieve their goals and go deep. You thrive on attaining your objectives, especially when those objectives lead to gold pots.
According to Lang, “Jupiter’s placement denotes a strong will, powerful passion, and a desire to have deep experiences.” “You may be financially savvy, particularly when it comes to investments and building long-term wealth. You want to be able to leave a legacy of wealth and plenty to persons you care about or to causes that are important to you.”
Jupiter in Sagittarius
Because Jupiter is Sagittarius’ ruling planet, the Great Benefic, it feels quite at home there! As a result, this placement signifies the ability to manifest: You’re blessed with riches and opportunities, and you’re the epitome of “fortunate.”
Lang explains, “Your luck comes from sharing your expertise and thoughts with others.” “You have a positive outlook on the future, and your hope of good things attracts good things to you. When it comes to sports, gambling, publishing, teaching, or leading a spiritual group, you might get lucky. It’s critical to stay away from extremes in any of these areas, particularly gambling and spiritual fundamentalism.”
Jupiter in Capricorn
Jupiter’s placement here, similar to Virgo in Jupiter (typical Earth signs), shows someone who can combine luck with practical action actions.
“Luck comes from planning about your goals and being ready for opportunities when they present themselves,” explains Lang. “You’re responsible and hardworking, but you should avoid being a workaholic. You’re driven and ambitious.”
Jupiter in Aquarius
“Jupiter represents humanitarian interests in this sign,” explains Lang. “What good is wealth if you can’t put it to good use by sharing it to make the world a better place? This is the task you have set for yourself.”
If Jupiter is in Aquarius, you are likely to be committed to justice, generosity, and friendship. As a result, your good fortune comes from your social networks and community involvement. “You might also find success in IT industries or by investing in technology,” Lang adds, “but talk with an expert first.”
Jupiter in Pisces
Jupiter is well-placed in Pisces, implying a strong sense of intuition. That’s frequently how you’ll find yourself in a position of abundance: Following your instincts can help you figure out where to look for chances, and they often come to you without any effort.
“When it comes to health, spirituality, and creativity, you’re quite fortunate,” Lang says. “You’re the first to help people because you have such a compassionate nature, but you should know that you don’t have to sacrifice yourself in the process.”
How can you tell if Jupiter is powerful or not?
The mount under the index finger of the palm is thought to symbolise Jupiter. The mount has something to say about it. Jupiter is a negative planet. Jupiter has bad thoughts for you if the mount is filled with several lines crisscrossing each other. Jupiter is a weak planet. Jupiter is weak in your kundali if it has a flat-mount.
How can we make the planets stronger?
How Can the Sun Be Made More Powerful?
- Every morning, sit in the sunlight. This makes Lord Sun happy.
- Before sunset, eat your last supper.
- Drinking water should be stored in copper vessels.
- Only use wooden furniture.
- Every day, recite the Surya Mantra. It gives your kundali’s planets a boost of energy.
What happens if Brihaspati isn’t strong enough?
When Brihaspati is unfavorably placed in the birth chart, a person’s marriage will suffer. When it is placed unfavorably in a girl’s birth chart, it causes her marriage to be delayed. Even after marriage, constant misunderstandings and fights cause problems in her life.
Another bad effect of it is disruptions at the start of a new job and roadblocks that prohibit one from completing the activity. Brihaspati’s weak positioning is also indicated by a shapeless body and temper difficulties. Spirituality is of little or no interest to such a person. They achieve success only after putting forth a lot of effort.